Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-30
LOCAL BREvITiES.

Mr.. Dan Minahan went to Lima today.
Business in police circles is remarkably
quiet.
Court will adjourn for the term next
Monday.
John Thompson was run in yesterday for
drunkenness.
Today the members of the police force re-
ceiyed their pay.
The Bunch of Keys company went to
Dayton this morning.
Marshal Hamilton, of Yellow Springs.
was in town this morning.
s. A. Dakin. Esq. of Yellow Springs,
was in town today on legal business.
The funeral of Agent Sam Dodds's father
occurred this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
A fellow giving his name as Ell. Wren
was station-houSed last evening for drunk
enness.
A. J. Bakers bond as receiver in the
| Driscol case is 81 900. and not $40, 900 as
printed Tuesday.
Vincent Rgio. the harpist. went TO Day
| ton this afternoon. He plays for swell
hop there tonight.
Mr. :. Warren We'll. of Columbus, a
member of the London Clothing company
| is in the city today.
| Mr.. Richard Prichard. of ST. Marys, o..
Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. +. Smith,
of South Center Street
Meeting at the Christian church tonight
at 80, preparatory to holy communion
next Sunday. All invited.
The Worthington Chautauqua circle will
meet on Thursday afternoon. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. John Ford, No II south Race
street.
A brilliant party is on the taplS for to-
morrow evening. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. y.
Whiteley will entertain at their residence
on east High street.
Governor Foraker yesterday appointed
Mr.. John II. Thomas, of this city. mem
Der of the Ohio Centennial Commission.
The appointment is all excellent one.
Mrs. Julia Willis Cummings and Miss
Florence Baines, formerly of this city, now
of Denver, Colorado. are home on brief
visit. Miss BanrS is greatly improved in
health.
DR.. W. I. Patterson and Frank Lang
left this afternoon via the Bee Line for ST.
Andrews Bay. Florida. They will be alb
sent about four weeks, and will combine
pleasure with business.
Such is the dirth of local news today that
nearly ever reporter in the city was at the
fire this afternoon on south Center street.
Sven were there and only two or three
failed to respond to the gong.
Mr.. c. c. Haines. of Dayton. travelling
passenger agent of the Pan Handle road, is
acting as ticket agent al the Springfield sta
tiOn today for the regular agent. Mr.. Sam
Dodds, who is in Xenia attending the fu-
neral of his father.
Ii probably surprised Professor Blumen-
schein yesterday, when he read the RE-
PUBLIC 5 account of the OrpheuS concert
that he felt the lack of ''reprehensiveness"
VA liit Idil vi llit 19iplh Npiu was
written Responsiveness.
Or. l.. +. Russell has received from a
Chicago firm copies of steel engraving of
himself which are to be placed in the bound
proceedings of the National Eclectic Med
ical Association, of which he is the presi-
dent The likeness is excellent.
Springfield people are 10 have something
new offered in the way of a church enter
tainment. The young ladies of High street
NJ. +. church are going TO give an orange
social next Tuesday evening, AT the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Gum, which prom
ises to be very unique affair
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock Charles |
Elmer. the three-months-old son of Mr.. and |!
Mrs. Rickets. who reside Tear the Little !
Miami railroad, in the southwestern part of
the city, died of lung fever. The funeral |
occurred this afternoon at , o'clock, the |
burial being in Ferncliff.